Backup & Restore
Conflict Resolver includes a built-in safety net that archives your original configurations before performing any automated edits.
🛡️ Automatic Archiving
- Every time an automated fix is applied via the dashboard, the tool takes a copy of the affected files before editing them.
- Copies are kept inside the Conflict Resolver resource itself, so nothing is ever left lying around inside someone else's map pack.
- Each fix produces one backup entry, recording what changed, who ran it, and when.
🔄 Instant Recovery
- The NUI Backup Manager lists all past backups and modifications, newest first, with the date, description, author and number of files touched.
- If you ever need to undo a change, click Restore to immediately roll back to the original files.
Restore puts things back properly, not just partly:
- Edited files go back to how they were.
- Files that were renamed get their original names back.
- Files the fix created are removed again, so you're not left with leftovers.
🧭 What's covered
Every fix uses the same backup system, duplicate file clean-ups and merges, vehicle ID fixes, prop removals, clothing fixes, zones, and road fixes.
[!NOTE] A restore takes a file back to how it was before that fix ran. If several fixes have touched the same file since, restoring an older entry undoes all of them, not just the one you picked.
🗄️ Database Backups
Separately from file backups, Conflict Resolver can take scheduled snapshots of your MySQL database, stored locally or uploaded to Google Drive, with one-click restore from the same panel.
That system has its own full setup guide, see Database Backup Setup.
Zone Ownership
Some areas get fought over by half a dozen resources at once. A busy plaza might have props from the base game, a city overhaul, a decoration pack and two MLOs all landing in the same hundred metres.
Usage & Controls
Learn how to scan your server, fix overlapping IDs, clean up duplicate assets, and modify clipping objects using the in-game UI and live map editor.